FBI Investigates Dark Web Marketplace Offering Millions of Stolen Driver's Licenses
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Federal law enforcement officials have launched a formal inquiry into a dark web service that is currently selling digital scans of more than 153 million stolen United States driver's licenses. This investigation highlights the ongoing threat posed by large-scale data breaches and the illicit trade of sensitive personal information on underground networks. The probe aims to disrupt the marketplace and prevent potential identity theft and fraud associated with this massive trove of compromised credentials.
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FBI Opens Probe Into Dark Web Service Selling 153 Million Stolen Driver's Licenses
NEW ORLEANS — The Federal Bureau of Investigation launched a formal inquiry Tuesday into a newly discovered dark web marketplace offering over 153 million stolen driver's license scans from the United...
FBI Opens Investigation Into Nexus Service Selling 153 Million Stolen Licenses
NEW ORLEANS — The Federal Bureau of Investigation launched an official inquiry on Monday into a dark web marketplace known as Nexus, which is offering digital scans of more than 153 million driver's l...